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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
quence. 1t will take time, money and
thorough knowledge of the science to &C

quence. 1t will take time, money and a
thorough knowledge of the science to &C
compish results satisfactory.
II there had been proper geological
report made before the letting Of .tbS
building OF tie capitol st sxds.
tin, the country mights have
been saved bearing .the dismsl
howl tina, went up sbo1F that indiana
limestone. 1t may be sofie dhdreds q
thousands of dollars VIII be lpst to the
state by the crafty cunning of cantractoIs,
and 1 might as we'll sayisnoranee. on The
other hand, of the peoples representa-!
tiyes.
Many court-houses and jaifs2are yet to
be built, to sGy nothing OF the private en-
terprises to be carried out, and we do
hope and call upon all who are thorough v
alive to the great interests of the greatest
state IN the Union, to assist in placing
Texas forward in every good work.
B. F. GuTNER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
\ New Era for Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Jan. lS.-The news
of the passage of the Edmunds- Tucker
bill was received with enthusiasm by the
Gentiles of Utah and with depression
of spirit by the Mormons. The general
sentiment among the Gentiles is that the
best men must come 10 the front in the
administration of public affairs and give
better government than the Mormon s
have. With exultation on every hand
there runs quiet feeling of moderation
and determination to take no unfair ad.
vantage of the situation. The prevailing
sentiment seems to be that new era OF
prosperity for all will now dawn on the
territory,
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Prompt Information Of erents and neirs happen
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Al communications intended for publication
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Notes from Vernon
Special to the Gazette.

SpGCIaI 70 inc 5aZeLte.
VERNON, TEX, Jan. 1S.-Dick Shep-
herd was rearrested this evening and put
IN Jail. The officers received telegram
from Marshal Cabell of Dallas that Shep-
herd WAS wanted by the United States au-
thOrities for horse stealing in the Nation.
Broodie Broken, airing that he was
suspected of being one of the parties VIII
recently robbed the Fort Worth and
Denver City train, came in yesterday and
submitted himself to the officers for iden-
LITIGATION. Nobody could identify him,
cons equently he was turned loose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
Abandoned at Sea,

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 The agents of the
Monarch Line in this city received a
cablegram from London to-day, sta'lng
that the Celtic Monarch was abandoned
at sea January 2, that the passengers and
crew were saved. No further information
has been received. The cause OF the
disaster is unknown. The Celtic Monarch
was q screw steamship of 20l4 gross
tons register. She belonged to the
Monarch Line of London. She was built
at New Castle in 1879.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sIOckhOlderh, Meeting
FORT WORTH, TEX Dee

FORT WORTH, TEX, Dee. /. 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that there Will he
meeting OF the stockholders OF the southern
Kansas halfway Company of Texas al, the CITY
of Fort Worth, in he state of Teysss on T,asS
day. February l, 1887, at 10 o':lock a. m for the
purpose Of authorizing the Issuance of first
mortgage o. the corporate pr perry aud fran
chises of said company TO secure st,e, pavment
OF bonds to be issued by saarcotnpan runnin~
fofly-yesrs from their Gate drawing Interest
per cent per annum, payable semi annu
bosn principal and interest to be payaI
gold coin and limited in amount TO $50
mile of railroad; which said indr btrd
necessary for constructing completir
proving and operating It's railway
". B. STRONG, Isaac 7 Brn
\ W. MCPHERSON ALDEN SPRJ
GEO SEALY. X. s. WILL
WATERS s. DAVIS, WEBSTER
W. II. MASTERS
As Directors of the Southern Hams,
so6mpany of Texas.
e Attest, j J. MULLANE Al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

THE West seems to be getting there.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, speaker, secretary
of state, private secretary and various
minor offices, all went to the West. This
is as it should be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

PERHAPS some man in the Twentieth
legislature will be found to introduce g
valuation act, but it isn't likely that
Greer county patents will amount to any
thing because of legislative action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

"THE Twentieth legislature is conse-
Grated to retrenchment and REFORM"
said Senator Mcdonald. The force of
this remark will be more apparent on adj
tournament
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

IT is very probable that legislation in
behalf of the Western sufferers will take
the shape of state guarantee to county
bonds. This certainly would relieve the
sufferers without putting them in the at
titude of paupers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

. Ponds Extract fof Fam. 4Almostby
WORD 4of mouth iore its reputation and
usehave spread through half tfie bousea.
holds Ia the land 9 ~ S7EsE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

demanded, there will be enough inventive
faculty enlisted to arrive at some me-
chanical construction which will lesson
the wholesale slaughter that has marked
the recent railroad disasters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

DIR. JACKSON, prominent Knight of
Labor, is for Ireland. This is funny, very
very funny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
FRIDAY MO RNING. JANUARY IA.

JARVIS, as chairman of the finance
committee, was wellmerited compli-
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

SENATOR CALHOUN made very elo-
quent speech against the newspapers.
But he neglected to discriminate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

The displayed advertisenzsse of the
Chase Trading Co,,syens the fourth page
is interestug reading.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

AZ persons seeking employment rho cannot Of
ford to pay may GdrertiSe in thiS column for stu
tionS free Of charge.
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Fur SALE.

VALUABLEs johnson count fands for sale:
miles nor hive ffem Cassdp Peak; $50 acres
Two miles south or Ge ,urne, ali fenced
good imprOyee ents, pteht Of timber and last
three miles west from oaeburne. all fenced.
plenty OF iimbeEsnd water.rsAlply to E. NJ
Heath. tleburne.TeN.
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
5ous-fide Circulation of any Daily
aswspaper Published in Texas.
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Fo q RENr.nwxsrsNas.

sir 70 ~
TIoR RkST4-sy residence with six rooms
n eerAe. Thirteenth a. Taylor to a sIuai!
family Want board for self and wife With
Occupants Refere, ces exchanged. 4. @.
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wANTED-mALI

WANTED-An. f:tperien ed g4esent1. Nc
W olherSneeasappb If SsSf1fed and no
children can Tige WIFI rk inskGsh hen. Apply
to 7. II Hales Stock JOurnalS6hfceSSe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

Office Of Publication Second ST bct,cee1l Houston
and Throckrtorton Entered at the Fort Forth,
Terds, PostoNce as Second Class Mol Matter.
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PEaseN4Ais 6

fiIAE Peoples iafsiissnce and Employment.
ofiess ,npsstairs over postofce, Room z.
ksflf0sds, hotels farmers, merchants. con-
tractors and private families furnished with
reliable help, both male and female. AL Or
deTs promptly attended 10. Telephone No. IL.
g. w. GuYnn. PrOprietnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

M hNTED-A farm, In Tarrant COUNTY,. sa,t
w aDie Tor raising stock, In sexchaues. for a
stock OF or, goods "; iefssfIfscxio $4,000
T. person. having more. fand than thev wan
whowouid HE to try merchandising. this is sT
excellent opportunity. Address or applv 10
Nogel " Diehl. Fort Worth, Tex
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Observation-Disclosures.

MA TED y good cook and isinif ress Tor
w small family; say tteS6esi,.erman ure-
feTren good yagSS Apply at 1925 East Third
street, Mrs ". V. Newlin
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LOST.

:, -, - F.. ga 4
I OST-On oh inst a zosd st,ss;;.-eiet noor -.
II Fosedaie stfeet Railway rack al RsiIro sae
az =, esessihg; A reward wi be paid on re-
Dedver City Railway general ONCE 'i'n ans
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TO EXCHANGE

M AklEDAFwo' first class BARRIERS. AppIy
-sS.ctn 4. =, utzmap. % Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14
MISCELLAEEsaY,ss-,

aafs game to Robinson Bros
q, I..afal. iovo Maln street Fort Worth butch
A RIESlAN BATH HUUSE-SaI,-,.,S,s.s
4 water, eighty gallons per tninlte, soft ss
suighur, fiagnesia a nd sodaN
Inc : asd oashin water In the state 1t may 3,
Gsed as at Hot Springs, drunk hot while bsth'
Ing Single tickets, rs cents fiye ticSet Jan a
c maIhie = haymaker, proprietors, nortf west
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-14

EAChANo EfT-AHsins eiest1hf d 1 eNas cat
an property for farm laasds. Address j. G. II.
5o2 Main Street, Fort " rth Tex
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

hNQh-RESf-Ele-a ntly furnished rooms with
\ ooaru at $40 Lamar strees formerly Mrs.
NJ Il. mith) Fir-t class 'aeeUnllt Cd attons for
translents at q % pee gap' Mrs. ". 5 Massey.
f4S RESf-Efegaully Furnished front room
l. suitable for " ,gettEeInes$ 76S Taylor St
ECRNI HE'D ROOMS for rent, j. II. Robbins.
Il 3o2 East WeatheIford street
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
GREAT oLosINa-oUT SALE OF THE VALUABLE
Real kta!e Of The Germlnia SaHisgs Bank.

Joseph Warren, Auctioneer, will sell on Monday.
April 25 1887, at o'clock p M. at his salesroom
No 1871 Grove street, the valuable real estate OF the
Germania Savings Bank, as follows:
FlRST-The 3-story building, with extension and
lot 50x92, Nos Is and 81 Greenville avenue, Jersey
City.
bECOND-The 3story brick house. and plot of
ground, 40x308, Ne. 40 Palisade avenue.
THIRD-Thc 4-story building and let 25x60, No.
$50 Railroad avenue.
FOURTH-The 21s.story building with sstory
extension and plot OF ground 50x100 No. 65 Jewett
avenue, near Monticello.
EIFTH-Ths 3-story building and lot, 20x60, No.
1876 First street.
SIXTH-The 2lS-story building with 2.story ex-
tension and lot 55x1o9. No. S24 Bergen Foia. Plank
road near Communipaw avenue,
SEVRNTH-Ths 2-story building and lot. 25x100
No. 164 Fult IN avenue. nerth side, west OF Bergen
avenue, Greenville.
EIGHTH-The 21s-story building and lot, 25x140
No 1876 Fulton avenue south side
The above property will positively be sold to The
hi2hest bidders without any reserve. Sixty per
cent. of the purchase price san remain on bond
and mortgage at per cent, or 40 per cent of the
purchase price at per cent For further partiou-
lars inquire OF JOSEPH WARREN. Auctioneer,
office 3s1 Grove street. Open from a. m. to 8
p. m.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24
4 RIsslng BaalS President.

Dgraorr, April %. 1t has Just come to
li.bt that William B. Mitchell, President
effhe Exchange Bank, Detroit, has disap
,aarea With ali the funds of the concern.
faayirr an anxious lot of creditors and de-
nositors behind him. Mitchell was bach-
.sloF. aged about forty five years, and came
hers from Mt. Clemens three or four years
ago, and bought out tho banking firm OF
Fisher L Preston, who did large business
His nersoDai rating was between $50, 0s0
md 800 600. Mitchell has sunk an in
,aeRnite amount by bad management, bat
according to his kookkeeper there is no
Eradication. His entire unprotected in
debtedness is only about SO. 0s0, and il is
scleined that this viii be made good. The
E.nk was small incorporated effair doing
ysry little business.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24
Aoucea 90 Como Among Us.

wAsu1NaroN, April as The approaehing
visit Of the Queen Of Hawaii t., Washing
Ion viii not be marked by auy public core
soonial, although she travels under her full
title and with suite. She viii probably
rest for some days in San Fiancisco IN
order to overcome the effects OF her sea
.vcrseee After her call upon Mr.. and Mrs.
FvJsvsiand and their response, it is possible
that = reception may be given in her honor
~ the White House. After visit OF four
or Eve days in Washington, .the Q aeen will
90 10 New York and embark for Liverpool
6er movements being somewhat hurried
~ tI,e fact that she is to be one az the
royaI guests at Queen YictorIa's Jubilee
birthday celebration OF the Gath of May.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24
h. nIgeLam sworn In.

TsgsroS. April 80. Mr.. Samuel {. Bigs-
la,v was sworn IN Is United States District
Attorney to-day At the District CoNTs, u
tl,is city. 'hY Judge Nixon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
rnn rnuiII.,. An ,nn.lnn.

IoNroN, Dec. The mlk about smith
and kiluiu Grh,np Sullivan has had no re-
suit su fr There Is general irritation
among ihc lr,dug newspapers against tho
cndciyor, made 10y the NpotlG Ltc 10 ex-
ylulc reporter, of other papers lr"m tho
mDntur- ui thy fighters and their hayLrrs,
and tp keep them ignorant ut their duWB
aud intention, Efforts are making q" In
sure the selection ui another spuriug paper
us stakeholder Boz any future lights
smith aud h Train met Doe The office ui tho
London Npu1.up L.fs to-day and agreed to let
their fight stand q draw
The London NpUtsWuu announces That IL
hn, received ~ luu from John l. sullivan tu
bind him iu O. match with either smith ur
kilrIiu. uT both
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
An ,rLnn,n. ra,,nr Mnrrlc..

sporIa Dispatch io The Appeal
Llrir Rock. Ark, Dec 22.-Mr J.. H.
Audigicr, editor u the National Whcd EHier-
pris, published IN this city, was married at
$40 o'clock tonight at sclrcy, bis former
home. 10 Mi. Ella Dcanc, daughter ~ Mr.
and Mr. W. u. Swami, Of Knox.
willie, Tenn. This announcement will
call forth cxclamations uf surprise
among the young editors host oi
acquaintance throughout the south. lie IN
one II the original starters of the iirt agri.
cultural wheel In White county, this State,
and Is now State treasurer of that orpnnin.
ilon. which numbers 10000 adult voters Ia
Arkansas alone. The young lady who
ha, ngrccd 10 share an Arknnsts
editors career y not only young
and handsome, but possesses those
elements of head aud heart which cntWinc
her in ailcctionnto remembrance about all
all who know her She has presided ~
principal of the art department 0i Soarry
college Tor three ycur past She is the
daughter 0f one uf the worthiost men NJ
E1st Tennessee, her father being 70 r..
tired druggist OF Knoxville. Mr. Robert
!. Brown city editor " the evening IOH0-
rrai. and Miss laura 4. Brown, editor ~ Tire
Arkansas Lif. and several other Little Rock
irionds went 10 scarry this afternoon, to hc
present nt the nuptIHls. The wedding was
The most fashionable that has occurred IN
this section Tor some time past
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
Foreign FLASHES. .

DE- Mackenzie will rum tu san E'mo un
#.Huilv
iuH darlington will go o luIy after
tlrI.imI..
THr Spanish senate y,.i.ula, adopted thr
HI.ln.a iu reply Co.. thr .U,,,h uuW the
throne The vote 800. ~. Goo 10
Dr. TrI.huv hls urii.u 'ri,r cuuhrm.
ir# thr ui.W.UI UHI I.| IH ihr iHH'Hu
tIui ihu condition u. 'hu crown prince h.1
improved
% ,.mI officially denied that G,n. Won
s.IU,IuII. thu b,rmIu ruI1..iIur 60 Rus
..l. fuuk with him uu autograph i'iiDr iIUm
Emperor William tu ihu .r
IHn,tt,I steamer. ul @. .u.u TONS each will
lu built ui thr Fairfield ,ufl uu fhr clyde,
fu uu boo che Canadian lul.uI Railway com.
tHuys llIau lul British Columbia service.
NUf,..,Ia. IuuiHurs noel tu.~ belonging
tu thr Austrian Navigation ,umIuuy have
been uul,ud from tHr lower Danube TO
mm.,lurIu iHT iHu winter lNH is an uu-
usual UutluIHu.
Wallace Hu.. anil G,ur., Gub,ar hayo
..4uHI article tp row fur .I' championship
.ui In..HnI aul tl WuH .I.lr lhr race win
nr contested uu February d. over the
lhIWU lHUr".
4 ruurutuuiu-y luncheon u1s given yes.
t.rIty u Smith uul kI.HIu Chairman
m .||.H ..|N| '...|| N''.NI'N 'N'f..Nf 'NNN
,iuu Deposited hy h's iu,lpr. The two
rurilisH NiIl Hr llnIIut,d.
John Coil Who claim. t1 belong in West
Hartford. yt. reported tp iIu police in lius.
tom yesterday chat hr IHl been robbed
WEDNESDAY ui a pu.lrfHHUk containing
81 iul. ll. huH Huli mIm Ii llulskina o.,
HuI started Iur h.s ull hHWr 'u Vermont
stopping ou llr way tu 'rgr thc sights Ot
Boston.
D,rmpu military ,IrHlcs at Berlin arc nnv.
iuu. foo lrfn whether thv long iurluuvs ordi-
u#uiF ruHf'l hy Russia uu January ~ 10
IHr H.n. u1,Hr who 1u luns,tt IN the
.lr...H $500 Nu given neat month Letters
IH.m Wr.uN .Htr tlui O. number II officers
Hlv, HIuHIy l.uu warmed not 10 arrange Tor
irt,r. ui H's.u.r.
4 warrant has been isu,l ln The Bow
street police purf luuiuu Tor The arrest
uI I,n. NIrH. thr head ui thu Clan Ma
IH.l auripfv. Bud Melville. formerly agent
uf Ilu ,u..tiy n london, who 3, charged
with being connected with Doc dynamite
r.u.pa., Boo which ,nl'nu lud lllrkina are
alleged tu have been engaged
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
AIier the LNpIosIon.

RoOm,rrn. n. y, dec. -. The lower end
of Mil street presented dcsolntc spccta.
Gle ths morning. The street was torn mp In
Oh direction By the force u the explosions
u last evening. The windows Of surround.
Ing buildings which escaped the flames were
shattered. A stone from one ~ the falling
buildings was thrown 100 feet through the
second story window n one % the factories
and shattered 800 pound iron wheel.
Great clouds af smoke aud steam are still
rising from the ruins. Portions of detached
wall are leaning at seemingly impossible
nn,ics, and threatening at every moment 10
fail. Long smoky iciclcs hang from every
projection. Streams ~ water from every
available source are playing upon the ruins,
which arr still red bot in places. II Is not
probable that the ruins will be- cool enough
10 permit n search for the bodies u any who
may have persisted before tonight Or posi-.
bly, tomorrow. Even then the search must
be attended with great caution on account
Of the unsupported walls sfill standing Tho
general impression is that there must b,
several bodies IN the ruins.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23

G,uur, CrY Kis, Drr o. .iu ruu,,#I.
t.ou Sifh ruTru1uyo7 Df ,lrFcu counties
NJ southwest koufs. thr Sa'Hd irlly
learned that iu ihosf counties There hslr0u
no mUrr suffering from The cold aulp Than is
usually experienced by people who Hr pm.
vidUd urlinst surh emergencies hF clothing.
food nul nd 80 deaths hHgu been u.
ported from cold aud tho people arn we'll
provided with food and fuel. th. gHl' nmuH
hayiuy como ip lp end about two Hrr'. fu.
The NHiHfI. ui this city laa correspondents
ln twelve ruuut'r, from whom 10 hruu rfu.
lnrly. anil 10 rlu tate luthuriu'iNrly that Zoo
the counties OF auti Wirhitn. Guply Ham.
iiiun. kmmrv liuurv. Haskell b.uil
Stanton. Morton. Stevens Seward, Gray HUi
Garfield there has been u1 more suffering
than ihr usual Inconvenience from cold iu
any community.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
JACKSON WEDDINGS.
Two Fashionable Marriages Take Place
In the Capital City.

Special Dispatch a. the Appeal.
. JAcgsoN, Miss. Dec. 22.-Mi,s Ida Taylor
'daurhtcr of Mr.. II. VI. Taylor, q leading citi-
zen u Jackson, and Mr.. I'll II. Williams, of
Birmingham, Ala, were married at socloCk
yesterday evening. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. William Short rector Of
of St Andrews church. There were no at
tcndants. 4 large number of the friends of
the family were In attendance. An elegant
wedding supper was served, which was much
enjoyed hy the guests The bride received o
great number ~ handsome presents The
bride and grpnm loft this evening for Bir
minghnm, their future home.
Mr. Howard H. loNd one uf the editors
aud propriCtors of the Jarksou daily idrp.
G-,r and Mi-s Ada ". Beard were married
this evening at the Presbyterian church
the Rev. Dr. John Hunter pastor, oili-
rintiug. There were no attendants. After
the ceremony handsome reception was
given no the residence of Capt W. q. Lowd,
the father of the gruum. Numerous elegant
presents attc.tcd the popularity of this
couple.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
lie Says Europe Is Fraught with
Immediate Dangers.
Servia Urged Not to Participate
in the Controversy.
An Attompt to Have Prince Ferdi-
nand, of Bulgaria, Resign.
Russla's Movements In Poland Smith
and Kilrain Banquotod In Lon
don-John l.. Sullivnns
Proposition.

NryNA, Dee. 92-rhc Nrlr ifcr P"s' says
that King Milan, Of Scr,u, replying To an
addrr,. oi cougmluntion presented TO him
hy thc Chamhcrot Deputies said the present
moment wa. imught with danger To Europe.
II q conflict between Goman'r aud Slavic
ideas should ever occur hc said, Scrvia
should not participate, hut should remain
spectator ltwoud hc imposSihc To Ger
mamie scuiau individuality, bat il might
hc ,h,icisud. Then It would disappear.
The uhrruwilrh family lhis family live
only for the Scr,i ian idea, My desire, no
continued, 90, 10 follow my family hudi-
lious, which are the secret of my foreign
uoll,N.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
pr. rcrdinnnd Iin,de. Drrd.

PHtAurluIN, Pa, dee. - This morn.
Ing Dr. Ferdinand yandcyccr Hayden 1ird
NJ bis residence in lbia city, after au illu.s
which lns confined him 10 his home for over
n yclr and IiIf lir WIS q distinguished
scientist. and gug widely known us a rrulo.
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